Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Tokushima Prefecture's only operating amusement park, designed for families with various rides and attractions nestled in natural surroundings adjacent to Tokushima Zoo.
TokushimaThis zoo houses diverse wildlife from around the world, including a petting area with farm animals, educational programs, and family-friendly amenities.
TokushimaThis museum preserves and displays materials from the Tokushima Domain and Hachisuka family, featuring Edo-period artifacts and regional history.
TokushimaThis Heian-period shrine in Tokushima city venerates two kami and showcases a Momoyama-style main hall built in 1630, designated a National Important Cultural Property.
TokushimaMuseum displaying 23 reproductions of late 19th-century painter Ekin's works featuring historical scenes with demons in candlelit rooms.
Konan · Kochi140-year-old fishing market where local vendors daily sell fresh Pacific-caught seafood alongside farm produce, with on-site preparation available.
Nakatosa · KochiJapan's oldest surviving Kabuki theatre, constructed in 1835 and restored to Edo-period appearance, hosting major spring programs annually.
Kotohira · KagawaA mountain fortress built in 1338 and dismantled in 1615 as part of the one domain one castle policy, now preserving sections of its original bailey walls.
TokushimaDistinctive castle surrounded by seawater moats, built in 1590 and reconstructed with a five-story tower by the Matsudaira clan in 1642.
Takamatsu · KagawaShikoku's only state-run park features seasonal flower blooms, playgrounds, cycling paths, and Japan's largest RV campground, welcoming pets in designated areas.
Manno · Kagawa
